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Grape Fruit

To have the fruit cold and in excellent condition place them in the ice box during the night. Cut three of them in halves, crosswise; remove the pits and cores, after which run the knife around between the peel and the fruit, just to separate it, then make about six cuts from the centre, so that it may be easily removed with the spoon. Serve them with powdered sugar.

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